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Reforms Bring Greater Transparency to European Commission Antitrust Proceedings
Frances Murphy,Lynette Zahn, February 15, 2012
The European Commission ("Commission") has adopted a package of antitrust procedural reforms designed to increase transparency and fairness in antitrust competition proceedings and advise parties on what they can expect at different stages of an antitrust investigation. These reforms may...

Coalition Government Announces Employment Law Reforms
Mark Taylor, January 5, 2012
Following weeks of wrangling in the coalition over the extent to which workers' rights are blocking job creation Vince Cable has announced "the most radical shake-up of employment law in decades".

Court Of Appeal Finds Employer Cannot Be Vicariously Liable For Employees' Treatment of a Whistleblower and Rules on Causation in Whistleblowing Cases
Mark Taylor, January 5, 2012
The claimants expressed concerns to their manager about a colleague who they believed was exaggerating his qualifications. Relationships within the workplace subsequently broke down and the employer redeployed the claimants. The claimants brought claims in an employment tribunal that they had been...

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